The Irregular Journal of a Pseudo-Random Software Engineer
This micro-story was my first entry for a recent story writing contest at Accenture (results have yet to be declared). The contest was about writing a moral-supported tiny story based on a set of given pictures. I wrote mine around picture above, one of the six provided. It’s a cheesy kids’ story with a happy […]
Written in graffiti on a bridge in a park ‘Do you ever get the feeling that you’re missing the mark?’ It’s so cold, it’s so cold It’s so cold, it’s so cold Written up in marker on a factory sign ‘I struggle with the feeling that my life isn’t mine’ It’s so cold, it’s so […]
… and how did YouTube approve his video as a featured one? It’s completely beyond me. 😛
If, like me, you were born under the zodiac sign of The Web, and are a seasoned JSON-weilding web developer, MongoDB will amuse you like nothing. As weird as the name sounds, the actual usage experience is awesome because of its JSON-like commands. And clubbed with meteor.js, it is nothing short of legendary. It’s sweet!
Some of my recent camera clicks. Just another reason to use my HTC One X.
All the poor guys walking on the streets and dragging the weight of their bikes along with their own, you have my sympathies. Seven son-of-a-you-know-what punctures in just two days taught me to have sympathy with you guys. Don’t worry and believe me, everything’s gonna be all right, and pretty soon. Posted from HTC One […]
A geeky thing for the geeks, but generally touted as an educational device – that’s what Raspberry Pi (wiki) is in simplest words. It has pretty much the same hardware configuration as did my first PC. And now that it’s finally out in the wild, it’s perhaps every geek’s dream to extract the hell of […]
Here’s the fast, beautiful thing on my Dell Inspiron 6400 laptop. 🙂
This article requires the reader to have at least some basic understanding of harddisk partitions and MBR. If you are one of the rare unfortunate blokes who have got their partition table screwed up due to a mis-sized extended partition, fret not, for there’s a very simple-to-use tool that can fix things for you. I […]
These days I’m obsessed with Sherlock Holmes. He’s a genius, a detective, a scientist, a consultant, a violinist, a boxer, and yet he doesn’t know (or doesn’t care to know) that the Earth revolves around the Sun. Why? Because “that’s too useless an information to store in the limited-capacity brain.” But wait! He’s a drug […]